Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-12

Iail to convince them that the government
ls not trying TO tyranniZe over any body,
but is trying to emancipate the farmers
and tradesmen from subtle and coward
ly form Of tyranny"
The Daily News saws that the Liberal
Unionists are annoyed at the appoint
ment of Col. King Harmon as Under
Secretary, and that some ofthem threaten
to withdraw their support Of the govern
ment.
The Standard SAYS: "The meeting was
imposing enough in point Of numbers to
justify the ucdsguised pride OF its pro-
fessional promoters. 1t was worthy of
the Gladstone-Parnell compact, out of
which IL grew"
The Chronicle and Times characterize
the meeting at Hyde Park as a dull and
spiritless affair. The Times says that mot
over 10000 persons were present TO lend
their sanction to the cause of free boy
cotting and moonlightlng,
GLADSTONE BLAMED.
William 5. Cain, chief "whipr OF the
Lloeral-u nionist parry In. Parliament,
spoke to-day at HawicA.
be blamed Mr.. Gladstone tor support
ing obstructive tactics in the House of
Commons. He said that the scoundrels
who were committing outrages III Ire
land were not brought TO justice, al
though their neighbors knew them TO be-
guilty. The Uni0nists would not have
supported coercion unless the govern
ment had proposed a remedial bill. They
preferred conservative measures to the
bill introduced by Gladstone.
The Daily News statement that Lord
Dunraven and Lord Balfour, OF Burleigh,
were engaged in drafting a scheme of To-
cal self-goyernment for ireland is author
ltatively cOntradicted.
The Chronicles Rome correspondent
says that the propaganda has sent "a sharp
reminder TO the Irish bishops TO avoid po-
litical agitation.
ATTITUDE OF The CHURCH.
ROME, April 1l.-In consequence OF
Engiand's treatment OF Ireland and the
attitude OF the irish clergy on the Irish
question, the Pope has charged Cardinal
SmeOni, Pretect OF the congregation of
the propaganda, 10 make a thorough In
quiry into the whole matter and' TO draft
instructions for The Irish Bishops.
SUSPICIOUS VESSEL.
CORK, April lit is reported that
there is a suspicious vessel off YOuehal
County Cork, waiting for u chance to land
a cargo of dynamite.
A letter from Rev. MIR. Kennedy ap-
pears in the Cork Herald saying tnat the
suspicious vessel seen of You4hal is the
Gulnsre, which left an American port te n
days ago. He says it is part of the gov-
ernment plot to treat people to a scare in
order to assist in passing the coercion
bill, and that the vessel will cruise be-
tween Queenstown and Yougbal and try
to entrap men to assist In landing dyna-
mite, when the government agents Will
be ready to receive them Rev. Kennedy
asserts that the plot was originated at
Dublin Castle.
EVICTED AFTER A HARD FIGHT.
DUBLIN, April 11.-Daniel Grace, a
farmer of kilbarry, county Cork, has
been evicted alter most determined
resistance. A force OF police went to his
house early Saturday morning Tor the
purpose of evIctng him, but he had
erected barricades and succeeded in
keeping the officers at bay all day. To-
day the struggle was renewed, but the
police finally effected an entrance and
Grace was driven from his home,
MANIFEsTLY IMPROPER.
WASHINGTON, April 11.--A delegation
of irish Americans called at the White
House to-day to invite the President to
attend meeting to be held here tonight
TO protest against the coercion policy. in
Ireland. They saw Col. Lamont and
were informed that whatever the Presi-
DENTS private views on the subject might
be it would be maniiestly improper 10 at
tend such a meeting in his official ca
paCity.